The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-10-14
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, October IL, 1887.
OBITUAR Y.

Mr.. Cheyney Hoskins, an old and wel-known
citizen Of Hartford county, died at his late resi-
dence. near Bel Air, on Sunday afternoon In the
S3d year OF his age. MIR. Hoskins was a native of
chester county, Pa, his father having removed
TO Harford county many years ago, and the fam
lily lived on the farm now owned by Mr. Robert
I. BOVINE, near Bel Air. At one time the de-
ceased owned the farm near Thomas Run now
occupied by Mr.. John Lochary. Many years
ago he bought the farm on which he died. Mr..
Hoskins was a public, spirited citizen and for
many years took an active part in every move
ment looking towards the building of railroad
through Hartford county He was also MARTENS
larry interested in the Improvement of the pub
lie roads and the roads In the neighborhood of
Thomas Run yet show evidences of his well-di-
rected skill and energy. He was a kind hearted.
charitable man and good neighbor In his
younger days he was very fond of fox-huntin0.
and was one of tho most fearless riders in the
county. He leaves vito but no children. He
was member of the Friends society, He was
the frst person to suggest the erection of the
maryland institute over the Centre market
nouse' III naitlmore city, and lived to sec his sug-
ses'ioh oarrieo out. His remains were buried on
Tuesday, at the Friends burying-ground. Falls
ton. The pall-bearers were Joel. NathaniaI ard
Thomas Hollingsworth JOS T. Hoones WV q
Preston and Henry @. Preston. Eloouent cd.
dresses were made by Friends Dsrlinotop
Hopes and Abel A. Hull W"
Mrs Fannie II. McGardel wife OF Mr.. Wilmer
H. Mccardeli, the telegraph operator at Perry
mans, died, on Sunday morning. after an i,lness
OF a year. She leaves no children. Mrs. Nc
Cardeli was buried at Cranberry Southern Meth
odist church, on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Damaron
officiating.
Mr.. Bernard L. Hopkins died at his resIdence.
Atlantic I
arrived at Havre de Grace, Monday, 10th inst. at
l p. NJ. where they were taken IN HARMONY
church for interment. Rev. E. A. snook com
Quoted the religious services The burial ri,as
OF the knights of Pythias. of which order the de-
ceased was member, were observed at tho
grave. inc pall-bearers were four members of
the above order with s. Martin Bayless and A p
Silver.
MT. hopkins was well known in this county,
where he has many friends and acouaintancest
He was son of the late VIM. Hopkins and n
nephew Of the late Thos c. Hopkins. of Uavre
ae grace HIS wife. who is a daughter of tho
late Jas +. Reasin, aud a grown daughter, sur
ViVe MIN. He had been severely afflicted for n
humoer OIL years, yet seldom complained but
possessed indomtable energy, which appeared TO
utmost give him supernatural endurance.
I'm. II. Bond, well-known farmer, of Fork.
baltimore county, died Sunday. of noraIvss
aged Oh years, at tho residence of his daughter.
mrs. Martha Dilworth, Govanstown. He was
taken sick Monday, October 3, whio attending
court at Iowsontown as Juror in the case of
wise against the Hartford county commissioners.
and the trial had to be postponed on that ac-
count.
Mrs. Mary G. Rouse, aged rs years, widow of
tne late Chapman =. Rouse, died on Tuesday, at
the residence of her son-in-Iaw, Mr.. JOS. b. Han
way at Joppa. Mrs. Rouse was most amiable
and estimable woman, possessing every quality
which could win and retain the affection of her
children and friends and her death is therefore
severe blow to many households. She leaves
three sons and three daughters, her sons being
John @. Rouse, of Bel Air; VIM. G. Rouse and
Birckhead Rouse, of Baltimore; Mrs. Jos. b.
hanway, of Joppa: Mrs. J. s. Richardson, of Bel
Air, and Mrs. Martha Hanway, widow of the late
Samuel Hanway. The interment was in the
church-yard of Abingdon NJ. E. Church, Thurs
day.
Mrs Mary E. Finlay died, on Wednesday
night, at the residence Of her min law, James
H. Run, near Thomas Run, in the Goth year of
her age. She was the widow of VIM Finlay,
OF Baltimore. She was buried at Rock Spring
Church on Friday morning.